Can anyone suggest a well presented easy to follow beginners text on electronic engineering, suitable for someone not well versed in mathematics. I am looking for a good introductory text that has a little meat to it.

Thanks. I've had a look over the content and general approach to learning, and well into the first chapter. So far it fits the bill. The deeper I get into Arduino projects the more I realise that to be fair there is a requirement to get a lot more than the basics under my belt.

I have completed 6 chapters of volume 1. The level of instruction is spot on. Very appropriate for beginners who are happy to get to grips with the essential maths. Pitched either way, it would either be missing something or loose its practicality.

That's good advice. The reading is timely and I've been able to apply it to a project that I started months ago, which has become something of a challenge. I probably wouldn't be able to complete it otherwise.